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Nagasaki, Japan
City introduction

Where Japan met the world — and where it must never forget. Nagasaki was Japan's window to Europe for 200 closed-country years: Dutch traders at Dejima, Christian churches on the hillsides, China-town lanes — and the second atomic bomb, memorialized with devastating grace at the Peace Park. A hillside city of stairs, night views and quiet weight.
Getting there
Getting to Nagasaki
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Explore Nagasaki
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Things to see in Nagasaki
Attractions
01Oura Church (Oura Cathedral)
Japan's oldest surviving Christian church, built in 1864 for the European community and dedicated to the 26 martyrs.
Type Historic site
Admission Paid admission
Best time (city) Mar-May
Suggested city stay 2 days
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02Mount Inasa Viewpoint
Summit overlook at 333 m ranking among Japan's top three night views over Nagasaki harbor.
Type Viewpoint
Admission Free entry
Best time (city) Mar-May
Suggested city stay 2 days
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03Hashima Island (Gunkanjima)
Abandoned coal-mining island of dense concrete ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site reached by ferry.
Type Historic site
Admission Paid admission
Best time (city) Mar-May
Suggested city stay 2 days
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04Glover Garden
The hillside garden of western residences in Nagasaki's foreign settlement era, centred on the 1863 Former Glover House.
Type Historic site
Admission Paid admission
Best time (city) Mar-May
Suggested city stay 2 days
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05Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
Japan's oldest Chinatown, established in the 15th century around the port and famous for its lantern festival.
Type Neighbourhood
Admission Free entry
Best time (city) Mar-May
Suggested city stay 2 days
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